by Manish | Apr 18, 2022 | SCCM, Software Update, SQL
In this post I will be showing you how to find specific software update’s Package ID detail. Unlike Application / package which has a specific location and App ID associated with it, a specific update group can have multiple Software updates and those software updates can be part of various Deployment Packages.
By looking into configuration Manager console, it is not easy to find specific update part of which Deployment package. This can be an easy process by using SQL query.
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by Manish | Aug 28, 2021 | SQL, Troubleshooting
This is a short post where I am sharing an issue which I phased after upgrading to SQL Server 2019 for my Configuration Manager Database. After upgrade, I wasn’t able to open any report because of the following error:
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by Manish | Mar 2, 2019 | SCCM, SQL
This post is part of SCCM Current Branch
Installation Guide series
In this Post we are going to install the role “Reporting Services Point”. By installing this role, we can run hundreds of in-build reports to check various status of deployments, inventory, client status etc.
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by Manish | Mar 2, 2019 | SCCM, SQL
This post is part of SCCM Current Branch Installation Guide series
In this post we are going to Install & Configure SQL Server 2017 Reporting Services.
SQL Server Reporting services is no longer part of SQL Server installation. Download the setup from here.
You can download and install Reporting Services in just
few minutes. Since the installer is specific to Reporting Services, you can now
install the latest version of Reporting Services or the latest update and be
certain it’ll have zero impact on your SQL Server databases or other SQL Server
features.
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by Manish | Oct 16, 2018 | SCCM, SQL
This post is part of SCCM Current Branch Installation Guide series.
In this Post we are going to cover:
- Installation of SQL Server 2017
- Installation of SQL Studio Management Studio
Few things we need to keep in mind before performing the installation.
- SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) is no longer part of SQL Server installation setup. We need to install SSRS separately.
- The same is true for SQL Management Studio. Starting onwards SQL Server 2016, SQL Management studio is not part of the standard installation, hence we also need to install this separately.
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